Tag: Covid-19 Pandemic

Instead of repeatedly rehashing past social and other assistance schemes implemented during the Covid-19 pandemic, people want government to competently address and resolve their current existential hardships By

There is no guarantee that the next pandemic will involve a respiratory virus. The recent proliferation of rodents in Australia suggests that a virus or bacterium carried by

It is in times of crisis that the managerial acumen of the government is put to test. The onus is squarely on government to prove its mettle or

We already have a Presidential Office with massive costs. It is certainly more shocking that a relatively decorative Presidency should be doubled down by an even more vacuous

The war in Ukraine has yet again exposed, despite the holiest-than-thou rhetoric, the double standards which continue to prevail in the world regarding international rules and principles or

This is not the time for reckless adventurism. There is only one way forward

Instead of merry Christmas, it is perhaps more in order to wish a prayerful Christmas, a prayer for peace and calm, for comfort and solace to those in

The country cannot continue to pay a heavy price for incompetence and costly blunders at the expense of public funds

Despite all the chest thumping and self congratulatory kudos, the disquieting reality is that the country is facing a crisis. This is not the time for government to

David D. White, Counsellor (Psychological) & Business Psychologist

By Adam Hamdy

By Sada Reddi

An infectious disease physician explains why these options are badly needed  Merck and Pfizer both have oral antiviral pills under review by the FDA. Such treatments could help

The PRB salary table is a tell tale story of the ugly reality of Mauritius 53 years after independence

The fundamental question being asked on all sides is whether orderliness will emerge out of the growing widespread dis-order. And, if so, by which means?